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The 9th International Monorail Association Annual Meeting (Monorailex2017) Call for papers 1. Introduction The 9th International Monorail Association Annual Meeting (Monorailex2017) is scheduled to be held in Beijing, China from September 8 to 9, 2017. The meeting will focus on Monorail and Maglev areas related to "Infrastructure", "Vehicle Engineering", "Signal and Systems Engineering". It aims to provide a platform for experts and scholars in the field of monorail transportation and business development to share the research results, discuss existing problems and challenges, and explore the international cooperation and exchange platform for cutting-edge technology. Welcome scholars and participants from home and abroad. Host Units： International Monorail Association Beijing Jiaotong University China Monorail Transportation Development Research Center Chairmen: Carlos Banchik President of International Monorail Association Feng Chen Professor/Vice President, Beijing Jiaotong University Dingli Zhan Professor/Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Peter Keller Vice President of International Monorail Association Eryu Zhu Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Nong Wu Professorate Senior Engineer, China Railway Engineering Consulting Group CO., LTD. Peter Timan Fellow Expert, Mass Transit Systems, Transportation, Bombardier AK Das Key Expert-Signaling and Train Control, The Louis Berger Group, INC. Peter Wittwer International Monorail Association, Executive Council Member Technical Committee: Mengshu Wang Academician, China Engineering Academy Zhongheng Shi Academician, China Engineering Academy Jianguo Nie Academician, China Engineering Academy YanLiang Du Academician, China Engineering Academy Ailin Zhang, Professor/President, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture Jianhua Zhong Professorate Senior Engineer /Vice Director, Committee of Experts，CAM Baoming Han Professor/Secretary General, Committee of Experts CAM Shucai Li Professor/Vice President, Shandong University Monorailex 2017 Beijing, China September 7, 2017 Call for Papers Page 2 Danying Gao Professor/Vice President, Zhengzhou University Xiuli Du Professor/Vice President, Beijing University of Technology Wei Xie Professor/Vice President, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power Qingshan Yang Professor/Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University Weiliang Jin Professor/Dean, Ningbo Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University Weiling Tian Professor/Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Hebei University of Technology Zixue Du, Professor/Dean, Rail Transportation Research Institute, Chongqing Jiaotong University Qianhui Pu, Professor/Vice Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University Bing Zhu Professor/Vice Dean, Southwest Jiaotong University Xingwang Sheng Professor/Vice Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Central South University Liang Gao Professor/Vice Director, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Bin Han Professor/Vice Dean, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Shunbo Zhao Professor/Director, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power Qingbin Li Professor/Director, Tsinghua University Weichen Xue Professor/Director Tongji University Mingzhe An Professor/Director, Bridge Department, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Fusheng Liu Professor/Director, Shandong Agricultural University Nan Zhang Professor/Vice Director, Bridge Department, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Yongqing Yang Professor, Southwest Jiaotong University Xiaozhen Li Professor, Southwest Jiaotong University Bo Song Professor, University of Science & Technology Beijing Qinghuai Liang Professor/Vice Dean, Urban Rail Transit Research Center, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Qingchao Wei Professor. Beijing Jiaotong University Wenyu Ji Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Zhifei Shi Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Ri Gao Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Xiaopei Cai Vice Professor/Director, Dept. of Highway and Railway Engineering, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Wenliang Lu Vice Professor/Vice Director, Bridge Department, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University Hui Jiang Vice Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Lei Liu Vice Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Monorailex 2017 Beijing, China September 7, 2017 Call for Papers Page 3 Yongkui Wen Vice Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University Xiaolong Tian Secretary General, Chongqing International Monorail Association Mao Lu Vice Secretary General, Chongqing International Monorail Association Shan Shi Senior Engineer/Director, Market Development Center China Railway Engineering Consulting Group CO., LTD. Huabing Wang Chief Engineer, China Railway Siyuan Survey and Design Group CO., LTD. Jianxing Zhao Director, CHINA RAILWAY FIRST SURVEY & DESIGN INSTITUTE GROUP CO., LTD. Zhaozong Lin Vice Chief Engineer, The Third Railway Survey and Design Institute Group CO., LTD. Aijun Feng Chief Engineer, Beijing Urban Engineering Design & Development Group CO., LTD. Ming Fang Vice Chief Engineer, Urban Rail Transit Center of CARS Huanjun Wu Director, Chongqing Rail Transit Design and Research Institute Yong Sang Vice Chief Engineer, Chongqing Monorail CO., LTD. Xiangyang Xie Vice Chief Engineer, Survey and Design Institute of China Railway 11th Bureau Group CO., LTD. Gang Ren Vice Chief Engineer, CRRC Tangshan CO., LTD. Huafeng Xi Vice Chief Engineer, CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Co., Ltd. Jiaping Sun Director, Product Development Center of CRRC Tangshan CO., LTD. Jun Wang Marketing Manager, CRRC Puzhen Bombardier Transportation Systems Limited Haiyang Qu R&D Manager, CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive Co., Ltd. Lin Ren Executive Vice President Auto Engineering Research Institute, BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. Zhenwen Wei Chairman of the Board, Qingdao Doright Railway Equipment CO., LTD. Yiyan Zhang General Manager, Shanghai QD Industrial Technical Services CO., LTD. Chao Song Director, Qingdao Doright Railway Equipment Co., LTD. 2. Paper review and publication The conference will be published by the "Urban Rail Transit", the English International Journal of Urban Rapid Rail Transit. "Urban Rapid Rail Transit" co-founded by the Beijing Urban Construction Design and Research Institute and Beijing Jiaotong University, was included as "Chinese science and technology papers source journals" (China Science and Technology core journals), Chinese core journals. The papers should have academic or practical value, should not published in domestic and foreign academic journals or conferences; papers layout format and submission methods see website, https://www.editorialmanager.com/urrt/default.aspx. Click on the link http://www.urt.cn/, we can see the introduction of " Urban Rapid Rail Transit " and its English international publication "Urban Rail Transit" submission link, or Monorailex 2017 Beijing, China September 7, 2017 Call for Papers Page 4 directly click on the link, https://www.editorialmanager.com/urrt/default.aspx go to the submission page. Review process: the meeting adopted the first submission, then send experts to review, the review period of papers is about 1-2 months. Deadline for submission of the papers: July 10, 2017 ceptance / Rejection notice: 1 month after the paper submission. Issue: ISSN:2199-6687(print version) ISSN:2199-6679(electronic version) 3. There is no paper submission fee. The policy on the papers submitted is as follows: Papers deemed of industry value, as reviewed by "Urban Rail Transit" will be published for free, the publication fee is paid by the meeting. The balance of the papers are included in the proceedings of the conference. 4. Topics of interests are in the area of monorails and maglev including but not limited to: (1) Monorail traffic engineering (2) Monorail transportation project construction safety and technology development (3) Integrated vibration reduction technology and equipment for monorail transit (4) Magnetic levitation technology, monorail application and development (5) Communication systems, signal technology and unmanned technology (6) High-performance coatings, power systems, automatic fare collection system, security system (7) Vehicles and bogies (8) Urban rail transportation and urban construction integration development (9) Urban rail transit project construction and financing (10) Green construction engineering technology and equipment 5. The conference website and the organizing committee contact information (1) Website: http://www.monorailex.org, http://www.monorail.cn (2) Submission of mailboxes: Undetermined at this point (3)Mailbox：[email protected], [email protected] .
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